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ON BASEBALL By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP)--With spring's "play ball' Dr. George R. Lindsey of the Canadian Re- search Board is back in print with advice for professional baseball managers. His two most recent papers, produced in his spare time, are entitled The Progress of the Score During a Baseball Game and An Investigation of Strat- egies in Baseball. In 1959 he published Stastical Data Useful for the Operation of a Baseball Team. All these papers have appeared in Amer- ican statistical and research publications which, of course, baseball managers don't gener- ally study, at least in detail. Dr. Lindsey's findings are based on detailed statistics of National, American and Inter- national League games played Statistics Expert Upsets Theories? By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League WL Pet.G 3 0 1.000 -667 -500 500 +500 -500 -333 .333 333 BL q 1% 1% 1% 1% 2 2 2 | Detroit +» Washington tendency for the underdog lealtioners to win. \Boston --"Although the game ts/cleyeland never over until the last man|yinnosota is out, it is lost . . . if the chicago team is more than two TUNS Tos Angeles behind when they start the rancas City ninth inning. New York, 333 TEAMS DIFFER LITTLE | Thursday's Results --'Teams in a league differ) washington 3 Chicago 1 from one another so little' netreit § Minnesota 4 that it is very unusual for al Cleveland 3 Kansas City 7 team to win less than one-| third or more than two-thirds] Ney tues oe _-- . Friday's Results Pe games in a season."'| --Leaving aside the particu-) ans ae a ters, there are not many, Probable Pitchers Today circumstances in which the|Baltimore (Roberts 0-0) at issuing of an intentional base|Boston (Monbouquette 1-0). on balls increases the prob-| ability that the fielding team) Washington (Ortega 0-1) will win the game. The most'Chicago (Howard 0-0), favorable case for this strat- ; egy is with runners on sec- Cleveland A ee ee Ne te) at) BASEBALL LINESCORES THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, April 17, 1965 9 ---- Pittsburgh (Veale 1-0). Chicago (Koonce 0-0) i" Milwaukee (Cloninger 1.0), 1 1%|Cincinnati (O'Toole 0-1) é V'4\st. Louis (Gibson 0-0) N, © % Los Angeles (Drysdale 1-0) Philadelphia (Short 1-0) } 1 1 Philad'phia Houston New York San Fran. 1 St. Louis 0 -000 Thursday's Results Houston 1 New York 5 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 5 3 San Francisco at Philadelphi. (ppd, rain) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (ppd, rain) Cincinnati 10 St. Louis 4 Friday's Resulis No games. scheduled Probable Pitchers Today San Francisco (Marichal 0-1) at New York (Parsons 0-0). 0-1) at 1 2.333 333 333 "Sunday's Games San Francisco at New York b Houston at Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati at St. Louis Chicago at Milwaukee , Los Angeles at Philadelphia . Monday's Games Cincinnati at Milwaukee Houston at Philadelphia * (N) Chicago at St. Louis (N) Houston (Bruce There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN @ ACADIAN Other For personal use or for Compeny use there ere : Models apevan SS) definite advantages when Pd PONTIAC On you lease a new... @ BUICK Request No Insurance costs . . . No maintenance costs . . . One rate Fg! bed on one or two yeor lease items . . . Phone or come for full details, THE MILLS AUTO LEASE PHONE 723-4634 LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST in 1952, 1956 and 1958-60. Some of his latest conclus- sions: ; ahead. | --There is nothing unusua Whe Detroit (R 0-0) t ;-_ | ---When there is a runner at\Detro (Regan be 9 Aa El gn, yg first base and none out, a|Los Angeles (Newman 0-1) N. are scored in the first, third) @ouble play represents the! Sunday's Games and sixth innings, the least in best strategy for the fielding] Detroit at Les Andel the second and extra innings,| 'cam. except when' it would) Sort. # "0s Kane en ie obably because of the| Permit another runner to| New York at nen City vee ' cg order,| Score the tieing or lead run| Cleveland at Minnesota structure of the batting order. Washington at Chicago, 2 ? | Baltimore at Boston Role % FOR THE : : | oe from third base. In this case --"There is Md observable it is better to make the single| put out at home plate. | Monday's Games Seear an 4 ard aoe fol- "Washington "uf Boston, 2 nner | pear owed in order by other aver-| " age batters, the strategy of| mr York at Kansas City TROPHIES FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS AND GIFTS ond and third, one out, and Kansas City (Pena 0-0) Twi- the fielding team one run jight. ' STOCK CAR RACING SEASON OFF TO ROBUST START Speedway, in Toronto, Here smashed into a guardrail, torch, but fortunately, is shown a wheel flying high during a race. It took 15 driver Clapham was not in- through the air, as the car minutes to cut the car away jured. driven by John Clapham from the railing, with a: The stock car racing sea- son got off to a rousing start, yesterday at the Ca- nadian National Exhibition ) _observat CANADA OUTDOORS Flyers Finish Of Marlies; World Congress On _ |Falconbridge Sons Next NIAGARA FALLS (CP) --It,boros throughout the contest) e o e \took Niagara Falls Flyers just|and outshooting them by a 32-14 Ol l Sservln ] ] e \five games to prove to Toronto) margin, |Marlboros that they were the, Only goaltender Jerry Des- lbest team in the Ontariojjardins kept Toronto in the Hockey Association Junior A'game for the first 40 minutes States, | Pittsburgh series. as he knicked out shot after| 3 asiigiiaiael national conference on wildlife|the association's contribution to|supply of fresh water, and it) 'whe Flyers, who finished first|shot. His weary defencemen| conservation is being planned by|centennial observances. |wasn't too long ago that Welin the league with a Jate-season|left him unprotected for wate the 150-member Outdoor Writers) Theme of the congress is|were warned that continued pol-| spurt, finished off the Marl-|of the game. of Canada as a centennial|Universal communications on/lution of the Great Lakes willlporos in fine fashion Tuesday| For winning the OHA cham-| project. jenjoyment of renewable natural/destroy their recreational value| night, spotting Toronto one/pionship, the Flyers were pre- ELECTRIC MOTORS "We aren't interested in know-/resources," a mouthful thatjin 10 years. \gea!, then coming back for a/sented the John Ross Robertson Motor Repair tng how to track a lion," says|simply means let's get every-| "We're interested in the tech-/3-1 victory. Trophy. The next trophy they} Overhauling--Rewinding to all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Blvd. S. 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Here we are in a pote MONTREAL (CP)--An inter-idensed and published in 1967 aS|with a quarter of the world's "s BICYCLE SHOP TOYS HOCKEY EQUIPMENT You Like It... ... /t Likes You Distributor 156 GIBB STREET PHONE 723-3042 STEPHENSON'S GARAGE Specialists In Reg Fife of Montreal, who heads|body interested in preserving niques of communication. In| The win put the Flyers in the are eligible to capture is the) @ four-man committee set up tothe outdoors. some areas of the world, itjeastern Memorial Cup semi-|Memorial Cup but there are) organize the conference. "But) In countries such as Norway, might be photography that gets|final against Garson - Falcon-|three series of hockey to play, we would like to know how, if|Ireland and Scotland, an angler/across a message. In other|bridge Native Sons beginning|before that. at all, conservationists in Africa|can find excellent fishing in un-|areas, it might be lectures ortonight. Referee Hugh McLean kept communicate with the lion/spoiled rivers winding through/radio or television that do the) Niagara Falls defeated the|the game well in check Thurs-| tracker and convince him of the/densely populated areas. \job best. We hope to ---- Marlboros 4-1 in games in - day, handing out 15 minor pen-| danger of spoiling natural re- J ideas so that we can get ideas)best - of - seven league final.| sities, eight to Toronto. pro oly eo ge ee as are/on how to communicate with|Marlboros took only one game,) Jp Galilee, defenceman) hg pe seraprge sh ek lakes' even in the uninhabited ory ety A canons pg ed 2-1 win Tuesday. Gilles Marotte as Falls| wants to stage a world congr linus Auheds y st} icked up a 10-minute mis- of outdoors writers in Montreal io in danger of being fished sophisticated." |SCORES FIRST peel . Oct. 1-6, 1966. Along with Fife.) yi.» Operating with a budget of}, Jim McKenny, Marlboro de- rojjowing tonight's first game committee members are Les! wii) obviously because con-|$30,000, acquired chiefly through|fenceman, scored the first goal/or the best - of - seven eastern| Morrow of Montreal, president)... tionists in these countries|donations from business and in-|0f the game in the third period!cemitinal with Garson-Falcon-| of the organization, and Pete)... "communicating with their|dustry, the committee has ob- Thursday, with a Lterd a bridge, Niagara Falls will play| ALIGNMENT McGillen and 'Colin McDonald, people and we are not," says|tained the co-operation of both that zoomed past goalie Bernie|i, sudbury Monday. | Seams both past-presidents, from To-)Fi7, the federal and provincial gov- a who was screened by | Genatnl Racks Tonto. "The: key word is communi-lernments in an effort to give|S'* Players. "ers tum 48 conte, gin Wore aot interested te Bole a Canadawice ta, Der Sender ent tat ome], Remember When' =f 15 GHURGH ST. e e lon, Tepre-itelling an African how to kill/vor. : : senting eight geographical areas|, po de bear or catch a pike.| Many of the visiting delegates, | minutes yl i | At rs Ab, Roy Phone 725-0522 of the world have been invited|we want to know from him and|from newspaper, radio and tele.| rian Bradley put Niagara; Duby became the first man to attend. all the other delegates how they|vision media, will be invited to| Falls ahead from the faceoff] to drive a motorboat at over ' ; jafter Sanderson's goal and put] 200 m.p.h. under race condi- Each will be asked to preparejput across to their people the/study and enjoy fishing, hunting|the game on ice four minutes| tions, three years ago today a brief on the problems of edu-|thrill of the sport, the love for Sin sess, Gib Auserican clocked 200.419 on one run and other facets of Canada's cating his people in conserva-|the land that fosters a deep feel-|renewable natural resources 's| after ny sen gg a tion. These will serve as a basis a pass from Ted Snell for the in his hydroplane Miss U.S. 1 and 198.168 on an earlier ing for conservation. \two-week field trips. L for discussion. Later the discus-! final goal of the game. run, OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS | 2° live TV-Casts Toronto by outplaying the Mar!l- For N.Z. Rugby | CLINIC FRIDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE | We have one more night of reguier) Only one team managed to take aii WELLINGTON, N.Z. (CP)--| bowling this on, then the all-impor-| three points as Acadians defe: Se Uliams hort Wak the ime tordos| portal Ontical 5, to 0. ated Im Tive telecasts of rugby football| m Track & Field Coaches cide the winner in each division. Don't! other scores were: Reynolds 2, Quality, matches have again been CONDUCTED BY Is set -- May 10, ; i Fam Meretot. Beh Gene's meine 1°"" | "| barred in New Zealand, | | Rugby {s easily New Zea-| GEOFFREY H. G. 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